University of Hull
Change the world, or change your world? You’re free to do both at Hull. They’ve been teaching people to think differently since 1927.
Hull’s a unique university with a proudly progressive history - and state of the art facilities. All within a ten-minute walk across a safe campus.
The University of Hull are research leaders in clean energy, flood resilience, cancer and wound care, and the fight against modern slavery.
Research at Hull is helping build the largest wind farms in the world. It’s also helping students build successful careers in growth sectors like A.I., flood risk management, social justice and renewable energy.
At Hull, they’ve never shied away from challenging convention. Or supporting causes that matter. If you want to raise your voice, they’ll help you find it.
The University of Hull - unwritten futures available now.
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Open Days
At Hull, their doors are always open to unclosed minds. So whoever you are, wherever you’re from and wherever you want to go, they’d love to meet you. Book your visit now, and discover how one day at Hull can change every day.
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Take a tour of their beautiful single-site campus
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Explore the city’s hidden gems
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Chat one-to-one with lecturers and students
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Get answers to all of your questions
Sound good? Book your place now at hull.ac.uk/opendays
Student Life
Morning, noon and night, there’s always somewhere to go and something to do in Hull. In fact, you’ll do well to fit everything in while you’re there.
Yes they’ve got the big ticket attractions. But it’s the quirks, the culture, the hidden gems waiting around every corner - they’re the reason students fall in love with the city.
Free museums, eclectic galleries, new bars, historic pubs, famous nightclubs, heart-racing sport, hair-raising shows, indie shops, bohemian cafes and more. The city has something for all the foodies out there. Burgers at joints like Crafted. Brunch spots like Thieving Harry’s. Hideaways like Nibble.
Travel Information
Hull’s location – about halfway between London and Edinburgh – puts it within pretty convenient distance of most parts of the UK. Hull's road, rail, air and sea links are so good that students can easily get to the city from all over the country, and in fact from all over the world.
There are regular direct trains from London, taking as little as two and a half hours. There’s fast, direct access from northern England and Scotland, while destinations to the west are also well connected. Once you reach Hull Paragon Interchange, it's easy to get a taxi, bus, or our shuttle service which runs on open days and offer holder days. The Hull Paragon Interchange provides easy access to all forms of transport and is not far from the Hull campus.
Accommodation
Hull has 2,300+ on-campus rooms that have something for everyone. And you’re literally minutes away from everything you need.
Within Westfield Court, there are a mix of flat sizes with en-suite and shared bathroom facilities. There are plenty of spaces to study, socialise and relax. You’ll have access to a games room, two music practice rooms, and a big screen to name just a few.
At the other side of campus, there’s The Courtyard. All rooms are en-suite, and there’s space for 562 students. Inside, there’s comfy lounges, a games room, a multi-function room with large screen projector, plus a Masterchef-style kitchen - which can be used for anything from movie nights to extra special occasions.
Taylor Court is one of the most established and close-knit communities, offering the best value for money on campus. All rooms are en-suite, overlooking a gated courtyard. Each flat of 8 people share a kitchen, a small seating area and a washer dryer - meaning no visits to the laundrette.
Other Contact Details
Address:
University of Hull
Cottingham Road
Hull,
HU6 7RX
United Kingdom
General:
+44 (0) 1482 346311
Student finance:
+44 (0) 1482 465363
[email protected]
Accommodation:
+44 (0) 1482 466042
[email protected]
Undergraduates:
+44 (0) 1482 466100
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Open Days:
+44 (0) 1482 466500
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